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We hear it time and time again on the tennis doubles court – “serve down the ‘T’ in doubles.” Why? When does this seemingly “golden rule” of tennis apply? When should we break the rule? The purpose of the “T” serve is to keep the ball in the center of the court thus protecting the More >
A few weeks ago, we busted a few myths about the rules for doubles tennis in my article “Myth Busting.” In that post, I concluded that the bottom-line tennis doubles strategy is this: know what your doubles team’s strongest formation is, and find a way to get there as often as possible. Today, we’re going More >
Top doubles teams at every level actually look like a team. How do they do it? Well, recent research shows us that “reaching out and touching someone” goes a long way in creating great team chemistry. The fist bump, the high five, a quick hug or even the Bryan Brothers famous chest bump – are More >
A few weeks ago, we busted a few myths about the rules for doubles tennis in my article “Myth Busting.” In that post, I concluded that the bottom-line tennis doubles strategy is this: know what your doubles team’s strongest formation is, and find a way to get there as often as possible. Today, we’re going More >
We hear it time and time again on the tennis doubles court – “serve down the ‘T’ in doubles.” Why? When does this seemingly “golden rule” of tennis apply? When should we break the rule? The purpose of the “T” serve is to keep the ball in the center of the court thus protecting the More >
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